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'Bill bill Pakistan': Internet can't keep calm as Pakistan asks for funds on X and later claims account hacked

'Bill bill Pakistan': Internet can't keep calm as Pakistan asks for funds on X and later claims account hacked

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Trending | India News | The internet could not keep calm but roast Pakistan for begging for money after just two days of India's strike targeting nine terror sites in Pok and Pakistan.

Pakistan's Economic Affairs Division took to the social media platform X on Friday (May 9) and asked for "more loans" from its international partners, claiming the country has experienced "heavy loss" after India's Operation Sindoor. Later, the Pakistani government claimed that the X account was hacked, and they did not ask for any funds. This all happened within a few minutes on Friday morning. After this, the internet could not keep calm but roast Pakistan for begging for money after just two days of India's strike targeting nine terror sites in Pok and Pakistan. The country was also grilled for numerous grammatical mistakes in the post asking for money.

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'Bill bill Pakistan'

Check out the iarious response of people on X after the post and the claims taht the account was hacked.

Bill bill Pakistan.

Pakistan became the first country which is asking loan to fight war

Kam se kam bheekh chhup kar mang lete. 😂

bheekh maangke ki bhi koi ladai ladta hai?

Bruh I checked twice if it's a parody account or official.
Guess it's official 🤣🤣

Inflicted*

Bheekh se pehle ek Grammar ki kitaab khareedo.

There is a simple solution to this — Pakistan should become the 29th state of India and you don’t need any loans :)

Be part of world’s 4th largest economy.

Haters will say it’s been hacked. 😂

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